What it is
The diagnostic assessment is not simply another mark. It is a structured look at the knowledge and thinking behind a learner’s current performance.
Who it is for
It may suit learners whose marks do not reflect their effort, who repeatedly struggle with particular areas, or whose parents want a clearer plan before regular tutoring begins.
What happens
The learner completes a selection of carefully chosen questions. The tutor observes methods, identifies patterns and notes where confidence or foundational understanding changes.
What parents receive
Parents receive practical feedback covering strengths, priority gaps and recommended next steps. Exact report format and turnaround time should be confirmed by the owner before launch.
How it shapes tutoring
Results help determine the starting level, lesson sequence and first practice priorities. They do not become a permanent label for the learner.